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Originally Posted by nublee
Send Curry over to our Knicks![]()
I agree, I would trade both Monta and Curry.Originally Posted by PersiaFly
Not really sure what people see in Curry that would even make them consider keeping him over Wall in this situation. At best it seems that he would become a Reggie Miller type, but Wall looks like he could become more than that. I would much rather have a 6'4 PG than a 6'3 SG if both are equally good at their positions.
You can't keep both because you need some height on the defensive end in your backcourt, so you shop Curry and keep Wall. Same applies to Monta.
You got me on that, I haven't watched him play. But I have always considered shoot-first PGs to basically be SGs. AI, Gilbert, whoever. They can bring the ball up, but if their main outlook is to shoot rather than get shots for others, they're PGs to me. Not saying that describes Curry, I just assumed it did looking at some of his statlines and watching him at Davidson. If he is a PG though, then your decision is even easier, cuz he's not on the level of Wall.Originally Posted by daprescription
I agree, I would trade both Monta and Curry.Originally Posted by PersiaFly
Not really sure what people see in Curry that would even make them consider keeping him over Wall in this situation. At best it seems that he would become a Reggie Miller type, but Wall looks like he could become more than that. I would much rather have a 6'4 PG than a 6'3 SG if both are equally good at their positions.
You can't keep both because you need some height on the defensive end in your backcourt, so you shop Curry and keep Wall. Same applies to Monta.
However, I still don't understand why people continue to call Curry a SG. Not to be a +!%#, but if you do not watch the games, then don't act like you know what you are talking about people. Curry has shown that he is very capable of running a team. He is not going to be a shooting guard on any team.
That's what I was thinking, but Evan Turner is pretty old for a rookie.Originally Posted by GSDOUBLEU
Draft wall, trade him for Evan Turner
Yeah, I wouldn't even call Curry a shoot first PG. If the Warriors got Wall, I'd trade Monta before Curry though.Originally Posted by PersiaFly
You got me on that, I haven't watched him play. But I have always considered shoot-first PGs to basically be SGs. AI, Gilbert, whoever. They can bring the ball up, but if their main outlook is to shoot rather than get shots for others, they're PGs to me. Not saying that describes Curry, I just assumed it did looking at some of his statlines and watching him at Davidson. If he is a PG though, then your decision is even easier, cuz he's not on the level of Wall.Originally Posted by daprescription
I agree, I would trade both Monta and Curry.Originally Posted by PersiaFly
Not really sure what people see in Curry that would even make them consider keeping him over Wall in this situation. At best it seems that he would become a Reggie Miller type, but Wall looks like he could become more than that. I would much rather have a 6'4 PG than a 6'3 SG if both are equally good at their positions.
You can't keep both because you need some height on the defensive end in your backcourt, so you shop Curry and keep Wall. Same applies to Monta.
However, I still don't understand why people continue to call Curry a SG. Not to be a +!%#, but if you do not watch the games, then don't act like you know what you are talking about people. Curry has shown that he is very capable of running a team. He is not going to be a shooting guard on any team.